COURSE SYLLABUS Department of Biblical Studies BL650 Online Greek Language Spring, 2016
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1 COURSE SYLLABUS Department of Biblical Studies BL650 Online Greek Language Spring, 2016 Rev. Richard Herbster, M.Div. Mt. Pleasant Presbyterian Church Aliquippa PA I. Description: This class is designed to teach you the basics of Biblical Greek. At the end of this course of study you will be equipped with the basic grammar, vocabulary and translation skills which you will need in order to do exegesis in the Greek New Testament. This course is in itself preparatory for continued learning in exegesis class. The course will include lecture, discussion, and practice. This online version of the course utilizes video material from an onsite version. The onsite classes were videotaped on Mondays and Thursdays and posted online. I have followed the class dates used residentially in structuring the course in order to assure an appropriate pace. The Monday and Thursdays are the days by which you should plan on completing the assigned work and viewing the online video in order to keep an appropriate pace. On Wednesday evenings there will be an hour long session (9:00-10:00 p.m. Eastern) using TurboMeeting (instructions are posted on Edvance 360: Resources > General Resources) or whatever meeting platform the extension department deems most suitable for this purpose. During these real time discussions we will discuss the material covered that week. If you have questions about an assignment you should me (Rich) at the address listed above. For technical assistance you should contact the Trinity extension office. I can imagine little that is as exciting as getting closer to God s Word in the original language these are valuable skills which will serve you faithfully in your lifetime of ministry as you serve our Lord. What a privilege to be able to study it. Of course, not everyone approaches basic Greek with this kind of enthusiasm maybe you would prefer minor surgery. If you are one of those who is terrified at the thought of this course, take heart YOU CAN DO IT! Learning a language requires some memorization (and just plain hard work), but will pay handsome dividends for you down the road. This must be said up front although you can do it, you will have to work at it. No one learns Greek by osmosis. You must study every day, read the assigned texts, do the assigned exercises, and prepare for quizzes and exams. If not, you will not do well and you will not have usable language skills. Students are 1
2 advised to minimize all outside commitments during this course of study in order to maximize study time. II. Objectives: The general set of outcomes Trinity desires for each of our graduates includes the following: 1. The student will recognize and identify the biblical theology evident in the course work. 2. The student will be able to articulate an Anglican understanding of biblical, historical, systematic, and pastoral theology. 3. The student will be able to effectively communicate the Christian message to a diversity of people in order to advance the mission of God. 4. The student will be prepared to effectively lead in a variety of Christian communities. This course is one of the foundational courses preparing students to understand the Bible and biblical theology, thereby grounding this curriculum as a whole (Outcome 1). Such attention to biblical theology is at the heart of a classic Anglican approach to Scripture (Outcome 2; see Article XX of The XXXIX Articles of Religion), and an understanding of the Bible is a pre-requisite for both effectively communicating the Christian message and offering effective leadership (Outcomes 3 and 4). So this course contributes to each of these general outcomes in a preparatory way through the following specific objectives, which are each connected to the course requirements described below: 1. To learn how to read and study the New Testament in Greek through familiarity with morphology, syntax and vocabulary. Assessed through weekly quizzes and the final exam. 2. To begin to develop familiarity with the key resources such as the Greek New Testament, and the most significant lexicon. Along with these objectives related to knowledge and skill that will be assessed through your written work, I have other objectives in mind that are worth mentioning, even though I will not try to assess your development in these areas. Seminary education is not just a matter of growing in knowledge and skill, but also in one s relationship with God and one s Christian character as a disciple of Jesus. I pray that your work in this course will promote such growth. 1. An increased delight in the truth and beauty of the Scriptures. 2. An increased experience of God s love and an increased love for God. 3. An increased commitment to detailed and careful study of the Scriptures. III. Requirements: A. Students are expected to attend all classes. For this class that primarily means viewing the online lecture content and maintaining the pace of assignments 2
3 and quizzes. It also means attending the real time sessions, though these are primarily for the purpose of answering questions. If after attending the first few Wednesday sessions you are maintaining an adequate pace, grades are good, and these sessions are not needed, students may stop attending these sessions. These are for the purpose of aiding those students who have questions or desire the real time opportunity to seek clarification. B. Time will be spent each day in class teaching new material and reviewing exercises. Students are expected to come to class prepared for that day s lessons. It is assumed that all appropriate exercises have been completed and that the necessary vocabulary has been memorized. C. Quizzes will be given on a weekly basis on the dates indicated by this syllabus. You will receive your quiz by on the date indicated on the syllabus below, and the quiz will be due back to me (by ) on the date indicated. The final exam will be handled the same way. D. Participation in the weekly class conversations, Wednesday evenings, 9:00-10:00 p.m. (Eastern). E. The professor reserves the right to modify these requirements as needed. IV. Grading: The Grading for BL650 will be based on quizzes and the final exam. Ordinarily, quizzes will include vocabulary, grammar, parsing, and translation. The final exam will be primarily translation and will allow you to show your ability to apply all that you have learned in this course by translating Holy Scripture. The quizzes will comprise 75% of the course grade; the remaining 25% is based on the grade of the final exam. All quizzes and the final exam are cumulative. V. Textbooks and Resources: Required William D. Mounce, Basics of Biblical Greek Grammar: Third Edition (Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 2009) William D. Mounce, Basics of Biblical Greek Workbook: Third Edition (Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 2009). Recommended, but you do not need to purchase for this course: The UBS Greek New Testament, A Reader s Edition (Grand Rapids: Hendrickson, 2007). William Mounce, Basics of Biblical Greek Vocabulary Cards, (Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 2004). 3
4 VI. Schedule and Class Assignments: Mon. Jan. 25 Ch. 1-6 Wed. Jan. 27 Online conversation Thurs. Jan. 28 Ch. 7 Mon. Feb. 1 Ch. 8 Quiz #1 Wed. Feb. 3 Online conversation Thurs. Feb. 4 Ch. 9 Quiz 1 due Mon. Feb. 8 Ch. 10 Quiz #2 Wed. Feb. 10 Online conversation Thurs. Feb. 11 Ch Quiz 2 due Mon. Feb. 15 Ch Quiz #3 Wed. Feb. 17 Online conversation Thurs. Feb. 18 Ch Quiz 3 due Mon. Feb. 22 Ch. 17 Quiz #4 Wed. Feb. 24 Online conversation Thurs. Feb. 25 Ch. 18 Quiz 4 due Mon. Feb 29 Ch. 19 Quiz #5 Wed. March 2 No meeting Ash Wednesday Thurs. March 3 Ch. 20 Quiz 5 due Mon. March 7 No Class Reading Week Wed. March 9 No Class Reading Week Thurs. March 10 No Class Reading Week Mon. March 14 Ch. 21 Quiz #6 Wed. March 16 Online conversation Thurs. March 17 Ch. 22 Quiz 6 due Mon. March 21 Ch. 23 Quiz #7 Wed. March 23 Online conversation Thurs. March 24 No Class Holy Week Mon. March 28 No Class Holy Week Wed. March 30 No online conversation Thurs. March 31 Ch. 24 Quiz 7 due Mon. April 4 Ch. 25 Quiz #8 4
5 Wed. April 6 Online conversation Thurs. April 7 Ch Quiz 8 due Mon. April 11 Ch Quiz #9 Wed. April 13 Online conversation Thurs. April 14 Ch. 30 Quiz 9 due Mon. April 18 Ch. 31 Quiz #10 Wed. April 20 Online conversation Thurs. April 21 Ch. 32 Quiz 10 due Mon. April 25 Ch. 33 Quiz #11 Wed. April 27 Online conversation Thurs. April 28 Ch. 34 Quiz 11 due Mon. May 2 Ch. 35 Quiz #12 Wed. May 4 Online conversation Thurs. May 5 Ch. 36 Quiz 12 due Fri. May 6 Final Exam Distributed Tue. May 10 Final exam due 5
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